Tele-Intensive Care Unit Industry increasing in demand with CAGR of 22.5% during 2017–2025
According to The Insight Partners' research, the Tele-Intensive Care Unit Market amassed US$ 1,031.2 million in 2017 and is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 22.5% to account for US$ 4,884.8 million by 2025. Rising demand for remote patient monitoring, growing government initiatives for telemedicine, shortage of intensivists, and increasing ICU admissions are the crucial factors credited for this expansion.
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Intensive care unit (ICU) telemedicine is an innovative
method for providing critical care services via electronic communications.
Telemedicine improves ICU outcomes by increasing access to intensivists, thus
facilitating early recognition of physiological deterioration. Tele-intensive
care unit solutions are a convenient approach for both healthcare providers and
patients in remote areas; this is expected to promote the market's growth over
the forecast years.
Venture investment and other funding in digital health have
been strong since the last few years. According to Rock Health, venture
financing in healthcare IT (HCIT) was nearly US$ 4.5 billion in 2015. Not only
did the number of deals increase but also the average investment in a deal
increased over the last two years. Various government agencies have initiated
programs for telemedicine and tele-IC. Due to this, HCIT has attracted
investment from biotech and Medtech in the healthcare sector. Thus, growing
government initiatives are likely to boost the growth of the tele-intensive
care unit market.
Today's ICUs are under tremendous pressure to achieve better
outcomes at lower cost while dealing with a serious shortage of intensivists
and ICU nurses. According to a report of Annual Philips survey, in 2015, the
number of tele-ICU beds was approximately 12,000, which increased to ~15,000 in
2017. Recently, the US witnessed a transformation in acute care delivery where
the number of hospitals decreased, whereas the number of intensive care unit
(ICU) beds increased. The increasing number of ICU admissions and higher
preference for tele-ICU is likely to boost the growth of the tele-intensive
care unit market.
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